Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-17

~. xgalla amending section i cnhp.ess lv
of the General Laws Of the 1ssnndiu9 Of pre-
BY Dodge prosssutinsc certain public institutions
Bv Wsshsbaush revising aud ma %s ana TOO Of
in certain coiinlies sections sfnsn ~ Money.
the ely Sous were passed Providing foI tns
nrensration, printing approval snn .a,,ou Ore.
offlcal bonds and for procee ed TsIins the earn.
asing - sor companies provides fora per ceh'
Hi Hughes grain and warehouse Dill .,,i,,s ss
amended and substituted I ~ me ssd at some
ta,,,.9b and went over as special oLoel ~. "a
T1esdav The bill authorizing iucorpora.9Sim III
cities to levy a tax not exceeuInk ny an 70
aiding public libraries was pos.poneu .av,r.,,
morrow. The bill to excepe .n srovlsions OF
the Insurance law was defeated; ayes :, Iay
~ The house bill amending the reglseLL
ton law was amended and passed ies enS 80,
rs nassed. is to make the regisTa1ioh
general without exception
HOUSE
p,sm.Rcx Special Telegram, Feb lo-n
the house to-day the following bills were M
troduced: .,u,, h.,d
Nv Gilbert, to legaize certain erection s Iv
an the city OF Sioux Falls. By DodG, 20 ae .Ia
~ w - ries IN Ward and Renorth counties.
Nv Greene, TO prevent the Destruction % co,n
ers BY Patten, Of Lawrence, reis.inkt roso inst
pensa5oh -. sne ~ relieve owners OF lands
plated for town sites from unJnss - rnar.ge
Moore granting women the rlgns " and
By SpraRe, creating board o. Iai, ~ a,nend
~ reb an az commissioners. By Aikens, 10 aihshu
section IS OF Code of Civil Procedure 80
message from the governor transml1teo
the report of DIR. Coe, who visited tne Sass.e
in Miner county reported sick Win Pleur1o-
nreumonia The report states that the as
ease IL Influenza. and there is no case ,, III
nleuro- pneumonia The following Ollie
passed: ,- ,>n,,-
eies. Defining the bounda ai OF F Ngn
The bill relating TO the coiiectlon on soS' n,
from insurance companies was klIIeu II,
committee OF the whole the local optlon pIii
was discussed at length, and when Ins Gym I'm,
mittee rose the bill was read tnird Time
and passed
BISMARCK, Special Telegram, Feb. lin
the council to-day the following bills were
introduced:
By Foster. repeating section 2. chapter Z. Pc,
IiticaI Code and amending chapter od Lave "
81 Sixteenth Assembly. BY Allen, amending
chapter "a Of the Political Code: by Mat,ners,
amending chapter 112 Laws OF 1850, iei1s,ns
10 township government. By Bozert, makIns
an Appropriation for constructing and furnish
ing a normal school building at Springneid. usA
BY Bogert, TO reimburse legislative omcess ,o u
assembly. By Hughes, to create new SUI
division Of the Sixth judicial dlstr1cL Dy
Hughes, amending section 70, cnaptef %, r sii.
tical Code, relating to compensation OF puDlic
officials By Grigsby. TO authorize the incotpo-
ration OF banking associations and for reguiat-
ing the same.
Council bills passed
Authorizing municipal corporations TO LEASE
| and maintain water works, and TO legalize sucn
contracts heretofore made. Appropristing SAIL
| for use of tents at the Fargo military encamp-
| ment
Adjourned.
In the house the Sioux Falls bond bil;
passed yesterday, was reconsidered and laid
| on the table. Bills introduced:
BY Gilbert. arpropriating $4,000 for the
| Sioux; by Williams, repeating the railroad COM
| mission law: by Aikens, providing for payment
Of Jury fees IN civil actions by the plaintiff; by
| PruiJt, for the vacation OF town piats' Oy
| Aikens. pertaining to change OF venue In pre-
| magistrates: by Patton Of Lawrence, repeating
| the commissioner Of emigration law; by Hub
bard, providing term1 OF the supreme court AZ
Bismarck and Redfeld: by Fletcher, for the
| suppression of obscene literature; by Gilbert.
| appropriating $4,000 in the Improvement OF
| the deaf mute school at Sioux Falls; by Bid.
lake, requiring comfy treasurers TO deposit
| funds In designated repositories
n COUNCIL.
BIsMARcK, Special Telegram, Feb H.
| The following bills were introduced:
By Mead. defining the duties of registers Of
| deeds. and repeating chapter l, Laws OF 1881,
| relating TO making abstracts OF land titles. By
| Campbell, amending political code relative 70
| personal property taxes making them delin.
| quent the hrst Monday in February. and there
after penalty OF 10 per cent shall attach. By
Campbell, repeating the section Of the political
code which authorizes county treasurers to
charge a fee Of 81 for each tax receipt sent by
tory. By 6snpbeii. requiring county treas
| urers to make statement OF tho taxes due
| from any person. By Dodge, to provide tor an
| Of two-shirds Of the voters Of county.
| Council bills passed.
Providing bounty for wolves and other wild
| animals. Declaring and protecting the legal and
/ personal identity Of married women. memoir
ial asking congress to provide for commission
1 to select Indemnity school land.
The bill providing that actions by and
| against insurance companies shall be tried
| In the county in which resides the person
suing or sued was defeated by tie vote;
also the bill exempting building aud loan
associations from taxation
rae Ssuov.,ss q III 1sss 7 49, .,..,..,....
By Patton Of lawrence, to amend
sections ] and 10, chapter Al; Laws
White, 10 create territorial department Of agn-
culture By Ward grating suffrage to women
| on questions OF education and liquor traftic
EIliott's bill enlsrging powers Of the rail-
road commission was reported by the rail-
road committee, and made o special order
| for Monday afternoon,
Council Bills Passed-Providing for the re-
| placing Of bonds lost destroyed: providing
| that per cent Of the premiums of insurance
| companies shall be paid to fire departments.
House Bills assed-Relating 70 the fencing Of
pasturage on railroad lines; a joint resolution
| praying congress to pass national pleuro-
pneumonia bill.
The bill providing for the collection and
compilation Of statistics was lost
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